>> Get involved in your school and in your community.
I really look for that.
I think someone that -- Your grades are important.
Your GPA's important.
I'll be honest.
[Inaudible] with a 3 point 0 while it was a very demanding university.
Might be like a 3 point 5 at other schools right now.
I'm joking again.
But you know I think get good grades and work hard in school,
but at the same time remain involved with your university,
with your community because involvement's important.
You need to fill that resume with that.
Take leadership roles.
Any opportunity you get to take leadership roles, take leadership roles.
Prepare yourself for interviews.
Make sure you're dressed appropriately.
You're wearing a suit.
You're wearing a tie.
You know, you're shaved.
You have that presentation ready.
Study the companies that are going to be at the career fairs.
Don't just walk up and say, "Hey, what do you guys do?"
Know at least a little bit about it.
And just be yourself, you know.
That's the biggest.
Just be yourself.
And the right company, you know, it's as much of an interview for you as it is for us.
We want to make sure we're finding the right people, but the student should want
to make sure they're finding the right company.
With that being said, don't expect to come in and be a senior VP on day 1.
You have to work your way up.
And so I would just encourage people to keep that in mind.
But come prepared.
Don't come as if you haven't looked in to the company or are unprepared for the interview.